Medical Registration
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Before you can work as a Medical Practitioner in Australia, you need to gain registration. Medical Registration is currently managed by each individual state Medical Registration Board, with plans to move to a national system. Throughout Australia and New Zealand there is a mutual recognition policy, which means that your registration will be recognised in other states, thus making ongoing registration a streamlined process.
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For more information on medical registration, please visit the Medical Practitioners Board of Victorian website www.mpbv.gov.au
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Medical Recruitment at the Women's
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Our recruitment process involves a combination of:
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- Application Shortlisting
- Interview
- Referee Checks - minimum of 3 clinical referees (2 Consultants, 1 Registrar)
- Credential and Competency checks
- Criminal Record Clearance - from your country of citizenship and completed within the last 6 months
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Recruitment for Junior Medical Officers and training positions occurs annually in late May/early June. These positions are advertised in the AGE newspaper (HMO Liftout) and on our website.
Vacancies that arise at other times of the year will be advertised only on the Women's website.
Senior Medical Staff vacancies are advertised on the website as they arise.
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